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Punic stele with scenes of sacrifices, Tophet of Salammbo, 5th-3rd century BC
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Punic stele with scenes of sacrifices, Tophet of Salammbo, 5th-3rd century BC
LRI4640143 Punic stele with scenes of sacrifices, Tophet of Salammbo, 5th-3rd century BC by Carthaginian (7th-3rd century BC); Carthage, Tunisia; (add.info.: Carthaginian civilization (Punic): Punic stele with scenes of sacrifices, Tophet of Carthage or Salammbo dedicated to the divinites Tanit and Baal. 5th - 3rd century BC. Carthage site founded in the 9th century BC by the Phenicians, Tunisia.); Luisa Ricciarini
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Archaeological Site Bas Reliefs Carthage Carthaginian Maghreb Maghrebin Maghrebine Sacrifice Tunisia Tunisian Wooden Carving Afica Afric Central Africa
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This print showcases a Punic stele with scenes of sacrifices, taken at the Tophet of Salammbo in Carthage, Tunisia. Dating back to the 5th-3rd century BC, this ancient artifact provides a glimpse into the rich and mysterious Carthaginian civilization. The intricate carvings on the stele depict rituals and offerings dedicated to the divine deities Tanit and Baal. These religious practices were an integral part of Carthaginian culture, reflecting their deep spiritual beliefs and customs. The photograph beautifully captures the detailed bas-reliefs carved onto the wooden surface of the stele. The skillful craftsmanship is evident as each scene comes to life through shadows and textures. Carved during a time when Carthage was flourishing as a major trading power in North Africa, this image serves as a testament to their advanced society. It offers us insight into their population's traditions and rituals that shaped their daily lives. Luisa Ricciarini's photography expertise brings out every intricate detail of this historical artifact. Through her lens, we are transported back in time to witness these ancient practices firsthand. This print not only celebrates African art but also highlights its significance within global civilizations. It reminds us of our shared human history while showcasing the beauty found in archaeological sites like Carthage.
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